- Omaha’s first dedicated grief center has opened at Collective for Hope near 78th and Cass
- The building’s design is intentional — no right angles, which the executive director says reflects that grief is not linear
- A full-time licensed therapist is being hired, with services expected to begin this fall
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) – Omaha now has its first dedicated grief center, with Collective for Hope opening a new building near 78th and Cass.
The space is designed for neighbors to come together and for people to remember loved ones. Even the building’s interior design was intentional, according to Collective for Hope Executive Director Cliff McEvoy.
“You never graduate grief, right, and grief is not linear,” McEvoy said…